CORRECTED-MARKET PULSE-HP,

Aruba, WebMD, Marvell, Sourcefire, Barnes, AVG

(Corrects Morgan Stanley, AIG and Sourcefire items to showprices are for Friday, not Thursday)

Feb 22 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks on the move on Friday:

WALL STREET OPENS HIGHER ON DATA, HP EARNINGS

U.S. stocks opened higher after two days of losses, liftedby better-than-expected earnings from Hewlett-Packard Co and positive economic data from Europe. The Dow Jones industrialaverage was up 0.33 percent, the Standard & Poor's 500Index up 0.40 percent and the Nasdaq Composite Index up 0.59 percent.

** HEWLETT-PACKARD CO, $18.40, up 7.6 pct (0932 ET)

HP's shares opened higher after better-than-expectedquarterly results that prompted at least six brokerages to raiseprice targets on the stock, although analysts said problems atthe world's No.1 PC maker were far from over.

** APPLE INC, $449.50, up 0.77 pct (0935 ET)

David Einhorn has done his best to channel Steve Jobs. Aone-hour pitch on Thursday by the U.S. hedge fund managerenlisted the late Apple founder's own value propositions andpresentation tactics to try and sell the idea of a new class ofpreferred stock for the gadget maker. It's just not obviousApple owners will embrace the same kind of innovation consumersdo.

** BANK OF AMERICA, $11.60, up 2 pct (0936 ET)

** CITIGROUP INC, $42.89, up 1 pct (0936 ET)

** GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC, $152.45, up 1 pct (0937ET)

** MORGAN STANLEY $23.22, up 2 pct (0937 ET)

The U.S. financial companies' shares recouped some ofThursday's losses after St Louis Fed president James Bullardsaid that the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep its loose monetarypolicy stance for a long while despite increasing signs ofconcern among policymakers about the potential costs of assetbuying.

** AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP INC, $38.81, up 4pct (0938 ET)

The insurer reported fourth-quarter results that beat WallStreet expectations, although Chief Executive Robert Benmoschesaid some employee bonuses will be smaller this year because thecompany did not meet all of its performance targets.

** MSC INDUSTRIAL DIRECT CO INC, $86.47, up 4 pct(0938 ET)

** BARNES GROUP INC, $27.22, up 11 pct (0940 ET)

Industrial products distributor MSC Industrial Direct saidit would buy the North American distribution business of BarnesGroup for $550 million to gain access to the metalworking andmaintenance, repair and operations market in Canada.

** SOURCEFIRE INC, $48.08, up 14 pct (0941 ET)

The network security software maker reportedbetter-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue and forecastcurrent-quarter revenue above analysts' estimates on Thursday.The results were driven by product deployment expansion andstrong international sales, Jefferies & Co analyst AaronSchwartz wrote in a note, and raised his price target on thestock to $52 from $48.

** ARUBA NETWORKS INC, $26.66, up 28 pct (0942 ET)

The wireless network gear maker reported 23 percent higherrevenue and forecast further gains in the current quarter.

** FIRST SOLAR INC, $33.77, down 2 pct (0943 ET)

Pacific Crest Securities downgraded the solar panel maker'sstock to "underperform" from "sector perform" as it expectsFirst Solar to forecast 2013 earnings below Wall Streetestimates of $4.05 per share when the company reportsfourth-quarter results on Tuesday. The brokerage expects fewerlarge project backlogs in the first half of the year for thecompany once several projects are completed. Pacific Crestanalyst Ben Schuman said earnings are also sensitive toregulatory delays on some projects awaiting approval from theU.S. Bureau of Land Management.

** ABERCROMBIE & FITCH CO, $47.22, down 4 pct (0944ET)

Abercrombie & Fitch reported a drop in fourth-quartercomparable sales on Friday as the youth fashion retailercontinued to struggle overseas and its Hollister chain showedweakness during the holiday period.

** VIVUS, $12.27, down 5 pct (0945 ET)

The European Medicines Agency said it continued to recommendthat a new obesity pill from Vivus not be approved, following are-examination of the case.

Mexican retailer Grupo Gigante said on Thursdayit has offered 8.78 billion pesos ($687 million) to buy the 50percent stake in the Mexican unit of U.S. office-supply storechain Office Depot that it does not already own.